I have no electronical background so I cannot refer to what positions they are in, I can only describe and show through pictures. The resistor that is responsible for the 'Vocality' of the wah is usually located next to the inductor. The inductor is the biggest thing on the board apart from input jacks (if your wah has the jacks mounted on the board like mine).

Stock value of my crybaby; 33k
Suggested values to try; 68k - 100k

On my wah pedal, it was a bit difficult to get to, but if you use a solder remover (the things that click and suck solder up) it is a hell of a lot easier. I still don't have one though! So anyway, whip the buggar out and prime your selection of resistors! Higher means a more vocal sweep, I used a 68k resistor for the clips and I really liked it, it was definitely an improvement.

Clips!!

For some reason I seem to have lost the 68k distortion clip, which is a pity as it was the best sounding one! Sorry guys!

Feeling proud of yourself now? Got a bit more confidence ? Try the other mods!

Other mods:
-True bypass
-Standard Crybaby cliips
-Vocal modification<
-Sweep mod
-Midrange modification
-Turner mod
-Information on inducctors
-Replacing an inductor

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